A Guangdong automotive parts manufacturer using 7000T clamping force injection molding machines to produce chassis frames faced significant temperature differences in molds and slow cooling, resulting in a defect rate exceeding 12%, negatively impacting production efficiency and product quality.
KANSA supplied a 50 HP air-cooled chiller (cooling capacity 140kW) capable of precise temperature control within ±1°C and flexible integration with the workshop layout. This reduced the defect rate to below 2%, shortened the cooling cycle to 65 seconds, and increased production capacity by 25%.
The same manufacturer used 250T clamping force machines for precision parts. Previously, the poorly adapted chillers caused frequent defects.
KANSA provided 2 HP air-cooled chillers with a 5.2kW cooling capacity, offering both defect reduction and low energy consumption. Following implementation, over 300 units were ordered at once, and defect rates dropped by 80%.
KANSA selects chillers based on machine clamping force, considering process heat load and part molding requirements, delivering precise equipment matching and full-process support, enabling the Guangdong automotive parts manufacturer to significantly improve injection molding production efficiency.
